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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

Fks Texa1 a Pasiaa rsileoa4 a.
besn aaia fot $1,000. 100.
0snsral DaCensosF, formasiv cam.
uandsr ei lie kFane1 f0rnas Il Tan
coin is daad.
AZ Feet worth e5T afexisnn wsr vese-
rana nes o. Wednesday far ths effielh
anniversary cf their annusi rsnnisn.
4 uarEsnt haa baan issasd fes So A.
ras9 ~ b3E6, msmBes of pas'lam6a1.
whe Was salnao1ed fcx tn1laiae fssis
t4neA a ssie1iaba il IEal4ad.
JuaEies Of ths Feaea Exam. 81 pahiia.
nas ga2d 4 vtslf ~ kdllcF 0Aflaa ID
pFiaoD af Iaiianauze. amd slsfss ihas 10
fuund I'm lookina exesn&innig ga.
Ths Isssd Mayors psoeensiea IL x.on.
Doc today w4H 81 fAs aacaGf easuflr-
tion. Thern uHs ba4gg Hnfofan Ina
lhEeatasinN e9ntfatiH " ruerha
dl6 nst iaks piacr.
NG4Ea nespecfiao ~ ssfs4y - -
a4ns146 s1o4lnzf UFf3n nsqs Len ~
a1 faaf 81 - 11EI1i1 - fbe HealalIfsn
N6e feesfied pea&tk tAs fi4sec1 ~
6an1ag lesasg miis4 ff4m eslls la
~ Nste een
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

nAAx A. NILkna, a. nuMTrAun. n xmn
n1zE4DANF.
FoA1LhND, Nov. e.--iapeelal l-Ta.
Gag n tha State CiFcnh Oaars Marh A
A. Aahle1 eemmanoed aotion f1r anrm-
aRea against MaFk A. Miller. Tka eosa.
plaint AlleRes that On ahe afnl "a flaso
BET, le43, TIE defendant snnlinlonaiv
ehalRed she plaintiA Win haglna 11nlsa
peEsonnl property 10 the vnlnn "a nee5s
than t16. Aaa he aefendanf ga eeners
tno pialnaiNfs arrest, era ha vas affaF.
wards broaaht baForn 4 instie@ ~ 80
peeee tor examtmatfnn. shere - wee
salaoRea n9a guilty and alsoAarasd
fsom caseody. Tia plAlntid claims
eemaeee e tha sam ef el0o00. Fer
slt.aes e.ase q aeiio1 n9alnni tbs De-
Isnaane ne plalniia alleges thai un
november l, 1881. ne defsadAns ma
hc,oasiy end nnIaufuily assanited hlm
and searched hia perssn, taking fron
hls poeeees : nnnbeF of yaluAble pa
pefs and 80 in moueY. fuF ghiah ka
pIaya e. additional damages b tie
Charles \. Ramelin han also bapun !
damage slll aoainsl Mark A. Miller
TIE plainii9 10 this cause allart1 fhel
% Ootobeg 81, 1877, tke dsfendant
falsely and mAiicioanly Qaoasd a. af-
rest and bad him taksn before Ia1Sloa
Of the peacs On . charge 81 haslRa fsf-
onloaelF nlolsn personal property e sha
Falne Of more than So kftaT 81 ~.
animation be VS. n6iadsed noi enilIy
SOD olz1haERad from oaaiodv, faF nhion
ne plalntiA pzaya DAMAGES Il tha san
of tl0.Oeo For farther cAuas ~ aatlon
Againal the defendant tke piklnilH
alleaea that tho farmef did malioionsfv
and unlawfnlly Assault him ana search
nis Pefs1n and iake from hia pockets
valnAble payers, for which komalln
wants additional damages II lho go
of 9600o.
MARI A. n. Ashlsy also hrinas : el4sl
aoilon against Marx A. Miller IL seeoser
over $ooOQ, and askn 10 have 4 Keeslvas
appointed Ia TIE meantine h eaka
charge of she paFtnsrahi 3 bnflnesn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

sKxERAL BoNB3 HoUED N CHICAGO =
THAEAxzAKN0 ouELooK.
OMHcAoo, Nov. s.-DF. Hathaway, liv-
ina Os IOle Weat Monroe street.. found
on hm front porch this moEninR f0und
bar enclosed tn brown wfappiua paper,
on which waa written: Don't les any
one see you Cyan this. Two lives sra
worth more than one. Beware 1he
city called up0n you for help. Be care
ful from which end zen open this.
The box was taken 10 TIE DesplaiDaG
station and found 10 contain Quantity
Of saturated Gun cotton. A llltls laeel
ID the day a bomb vas foand CO It's
bank porch Of Campbelfs hone at II
Clark street. Ik eontained anoaah dyn-
anaits 70 have blown the hooss 40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

u SH1.acTrkTKs ovnn xax EoREToN nKI.A-
TI0xB o. KH0LAND.
LozpoN, Nov. s.--LoFd Salisbury, ia
Z npesoh 90 the Lord Mayors banqusl
nt Guild Hall tonAgh9. referred 20 the
growing psufae aepest Of foreign AZ.
fairs- He said that tbs aznsernsnt wstt
Rnsaia feaardine The Afnhan ffentisf
utich has heen 8eespted by the AmeeF,
removes the danger 30 the worlds
peaoe IL these Qnarsefa IL has also
been the coed foreune q The govern
nnent % make aFrnna1ments with FEancf
eoneErnine the New HshEidea dlHeulty
and % some 70 "a understanding n re-
gard 70 soms % TIE vexed qusstians az
fsstine The 6neG Canal. He anuaunced
thai Ayoub Kahn had surrendered 6
the Indian eoveFnmeut- he admitted
shat pslitfcal nneaalnsss exfsted IA
RaFcpe. bat said THAI be knsw nashine
70 tastify he alarm. In view Of th1
compa1iaion 10 fsrmi1g arsat azma.
merits ID is tdle % suppose that peacl
sili Be- forever maintained. bnt ever
prassns ralzF. Bonarch. pgesi4aui q
minister, earnestiy DESIRED pesce.
Tia faafuFe AZ the banqnst vas fks
enthusiastic reospffan Rsssn % nzlfouF
aki.f sscrstaxf far iEoinnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

TEsrMoar snowrNo THAT Dfsr.sra naD
PURCHASED Muon POISON.

THHrlAoAx enoWrHo THAT DINING u4D
PUAonAsED MUon roaoN.
San faAaczaoo, Nov. a.--In the Ban
hayon inqeegt thia afterno0n. Delsd-
tlve Rogers testified thai he had vsailetl
ell NE drug sioFea IN this city and had
found hva places where Dimmlq ! al ne.
eenfly m4de requests fer cyanide o.
potaHalaU, at thfee Of which be 90
tained small quantity. The witness
eoald and No trace Of BanhayonA ever
having gufobaeed ths drug.
!. A. DlmmsR. Whe has besn under
arrest DURING The invas. cation. was sx ,.
amined and explained hls raoenf nnr.
chaae of druRa foF Dr.. Rella. he aiaiad
thai on adyiee oe cop nssl be w0aia ~.
fuse % answer sill oNboT questions, and
the inqasst adio nFned. the coroner
stating tnat he wo old give noelee whan
the inveatlRafioa vas 70 be resumed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

hssT1AnD. Nov. lSreeisi 3-Tks.
latest fefrrns frcm nfi ssetiana Il -
slaia s1uu thst Rsohlhltinn haa 49,
aeiealed b nnataEltY u psotabiT ~
lssa inAn 5eo4 Theaa ssllma.sS -
naned - tee ot1eial Fstnrns fraa lk1l1
eo-nt.eA Ihefe ere fnli selarna fron
tee pfiee1pai ccnntfEn ii western 80
coul1e<n 0raaan, anh 80 InSn-e,'s..s'.
lstaf1s Iron al preoincts Qhioh 80 =.
nppea eg wire. flta aaunIiea - IL
osaf nom mas e1rnae lne total rrrsll
tfa1 ~ % SO. Boah oskaR nFonss~re
aA,11dmeni1 y tko ceAatitntI1S -
badly beaten. i . eslimalsd shsa IL
enendnent b in1zaass ne aalariee of
Ins s.A.a om1lals has been innaWa4
-1sss p An eFaEWAeiminR maiarllg.
k.oaaAg not le1H thkm Ku1 Votes.
Aea ameadmsnl e change 10 time "a
holdlne the Roneaal eleeliaa q 49, 49,
b several lhounand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

81. L0un, Nov. 9.-BaRk Exaniser
FoEsmEnn has uade some stnFllinE
discoveries IL The RifSh Natisnai Bznk
tndzy. whiak ca1sed bim % hare C1SA-
Isx o. q. Creciiias aFfesie4 en eh4Fee
az falas anlFy. Is . repoFted khaf "a
fhs backs tie figures of maFs than
afly snsriaa have bes1 eha1aed. Il Il
farihaK eharRsd tbal 90 tw1 een4ason1
hia rspoFis u ths bank dlTectors uare
fniss. u appsars tha1 CEsstirs was in
tsrestsd q fga oans1GnA wish ha 80
sar9yina II ezes3 fanelna fsaU SO .o0l
10 klE1H1g eaeA. eiihGat aecnkity,
Prsa;deni 0asSs1ole4 d ca hls aoalk-
kos anA fhssbfaEa Was - arrested.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

WkExkRazux. Aos. a.-Tha General
Alsnsannry Osmmiliea Of tha MaGhoainl
ehzrnn opene9 9 BsseioD hsEe to1Ag,
Ths aiseaEEfen ef tke annnsl arpFopsla.
tf1n wa1 Ne haEiness of ane MafniaR
semsnn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

sAn fRAnclsCo, Nor. a. Captain Haf.
see Aonlroas, Of she whaling bark
william Balea. Wens to tie Unifoa
biatts maFehala efaes thls mofnlnr.
snfrendefed himself and vac asterearA
released on bail. Mata Wesa haa nea
been appRehendad. TIE charge naAinsi
Captain Moniroas 4 prsfsFFed ~ yohn
oilnerti seaman, who aoeuasa him %
oeattne and wounaing hebssl 0Aks ah
aaa
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RAtSkNI 0oFAAAoA-

Mssugs. william HaIleg, u. n. LiOYd
ana 8. P. McConneii. Of OhicaRo, we're
accorded . lengthy hearing b. 6oxbFuoF
Orlesby, extendina frOm .. N. uniii
|e:lg 3. q. Mr.. eaifeF wns the beafsF Of
nnnasrcua petitiona. among theu those
signed hy Judges TafeY, MoFap. B&kef.
MeAllisssr, en- Jadge Booth. Marvin
Huahift, W. Q. 0easy, Hon. Lyman
Trnmbnl an1 ether pfominent eitixsns
a. ChisaRo. LoyS esiivsEed IN Appeai
rseitina lke kfsloFy of thts eeltbrated
sass and giving rsasurs why excessive
oleueaey ean Be propeFiy extEuded. The
governor listened % thess aentiemer
win he elsaest attsnfton and "a ksd
with fheu freely abcat the astnaiins.
Al AMooineed Press EeroFtex i1tergsawed
~. Ha,tsF tbs ex1ning aa 10 the ehaF-
seasgo % htz tflk with fhe eovsxnox asd
AIS fnpEsssion of ths sMffer's eur
pcsa. Mr.. eaitsx aafd he vas u1s e.
iiharty % tell all TIE Goearrar aata, bet
ke wculd say itA1 he sExseiisnay vas
lahorfnG With the Q1esaioa sad spoks
frankly e he Aieas1lly a. shs xIfat-
tIon. EaffnF taid tbe GoVsrBcT thkt u
hs kad waiied II CtisAeo fiIl Ihss sren-
IN ha esaid k4se hEo2zht nzny IaoEe
nansaa aoun.
TRs 0ogernur Fapl1sd. Il ans I'D
Eoa "a nct w1it fss UnHl II fssIfas 70
thsse n1n dest6s TIE qussSisn btfofs
ne sszF sooD- u eli nol 30 - delay
mueh ianzuK.
Ihs GsssEnor sshsa tks rssiisusz Z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

0uoAeo, Nov. ss--T,ats fhIs sffsrnour
Atiosnsy ealomnn obtaiBed he nlnna.
tzrea of Spie8 FEeldsn ard 8eAwnb 70 {
p1eition fer awrii of habsns osrrns.
The writ q azksd On lka eround tkat
the ia6Enaent % tbs Stafs 8upFams
ooast w1s incKni; el.o. fhnf Ne dafsnd.
anl1 ahonld have been IN sonra uhsn
tne decision w1s ropd1fed. Iha pesf-
tlon VII b laid before oua of ne
1ndesa ef he OEimlnAl CozFi tenor
row.
Laie this afternoon Pareons rsosEred
lhe followiog tslezram II ian: aSiea
immediately the pelition I have pre-.
parsd for yea, and Res Engei aa1
kisehaE 10 sign it. RsefythinR may De-
p11d on this g0lr lives and othSra ol
ahe publie. Fer Gods eaka niQn and
~ D u.
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RWLAuE1RnEA. Nee. s.-Ths IsGsat -
taF1s b eaanliss Rlys Hast. Asp., faE
s1n11 tEeaaGreEs 05Be6 pl1eaiilg oxsr
Me6Eaw. Dsm.. 81 pslnessaifa sain
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

eFEnaFrRED, nls-, Nov. 9.--Ths friendn
Of ihs AnafehfgEg had 9 messing fhia
&lssFnoan and selected Mrs. Pars1ns %
address the 9aveFnef during the affsR-
nOon. 4 company met tbs Governor a
hla olilee e f.1B Bailey and 0ampbaIl.
e the Trades Assembly, spoke. followed
- Wm. Ofville and others of 0hicnRo;
Mg. 8pelbarR, Of DstFoit, Mich, and
- resentatise O. @. Dixon. of Chlcagu,
81 Burgess, of the Central Labor
Uaso of New Yaxk. They were fol-
lGUsd b j, Z. Quinn, Master work
M9n End ffank farrell, repEesenkinQ
DIV sion - Of The New York Trades
AUe nbly, and George S1hiIling, Who
pzs ssnted 9 petition from the Iron
AoaldsrS UnIon Of Ohisaee, 70 which
two Of he deceased sx-poiioemen be-
lonRed. aakinR for clemeney. He closed
TIE address By q ahOrt speech.
The Governor afterwards received the
relatives Of ~ eondemned Anarchists.
All outsiders were entirely exolndsd.
u i y 0aRht to Be osgtain b. The
friends 6f the anarchists here that az
leasi three and possibly ell Of the con
demned men Will be the Fecipienis Of
exeoutive olemeney. IL ia uaid by per-
sons uho are familiar With the probable
details Of the GogsFnof's aciion. thai q
nn4l decision VIII not BE- given TIN
Thursday sVsninR.
The RovesnoR has given no expression
Ae 10 bic lnseniions and q Ia not likely
thai an9 decision will be Eiven. Il vas
said this afsssnoon that Spies br0theE
would lay letter before the Governor
from SPIES this evening. r h claimed
THAI GFlnnell said In his speech that Il
Spies would Be hung the laW woald be
satisned. In hia letter Soias asked that
the sentence Of hia comrades be com-
mutted and that he mas die, thereby
gsfiafVino GKluneliis dams
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sAn FaAMUsoo, Nov. n.-A Gre tsaftad
near the soathsKn Paalao RailFoad a..
pot u Los Angeles shoEiiY bsforo naoo
today, ahuttina % feiskraphio ooatna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

..,..-.-~ srnnFuHe OF WARRINGTON
Paafsoslc 0131F Sos -
s11z -. ssnraay, - - ?. m.sst fss.f
-. -. 49, 80. larsn oo1nei, 70. !.
s -, - q aeeA meatn, -
'...---e-T's snB c4LkDoNLAN solEE-
81 ~ ..~,,x uaaIAaF At . ?. ~ = lles,e
# 4 s.,ss sossk. An tcoaeh1ea a1d aoaa
- - = eosehmSa Aks elzdlAlt# N
els...s W.H cOWIE, Presianek
3 IcaI. s1s.s...sL.:..-..-...-..-.-..s..s..ssss.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

GmcfznkzE. Nov. a-Ua0fHsial re-
terms haFe bean reserved from all ihs
eonntieq 10 Ohig, exeep3 eiaht. Eaii
mstina ahaa these ooan4ias have vots4
Ne exne aa IN 1855. fernkef,s piuraiily
foF asvsFnoF ever Powell wili Be - .e8l
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RonrLANn, Nov. sis. eaial. Ito.
day Marie eiebegt, 81 employs u ens
of the principal hstels Ia aha eiiN.
sWofe out 9 wafrant Tor tie arrest ok
W. d. Miller, : San FFanoiaso drum
mer. charging kim wish A aiiemDs T.
outrage hsf. Darin4 her atiamst -
free harssif fEons ihe Aoenasd ahs al
leaea that she aiFaok hin IL ths face
With an if0n match safe. Ihs fffanaa
Of 4ilisf claim that the charge h a nia-
lleious ope. snd Il h also lnfilnasaa
shat it h deabGfnl WASHES tie wnmao
will arf,aaF a r.ff,sasafa - - 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

Captain Black 81 Springfield, hes sole
charge Of the main petitions and of
these there are 30 many that Il required
g sepafate trunk 10 convey them here,
ana Bachannan Who made an estimate
Of the nanaber Of names ssnt II from
sill paEts Of The country, says there ase
elesen miles Of namas beaaing for elem
epcy.
Tha delegation Of labor people from
New Yofk claim THAI they have peti-
ITEMS with O hundred thousand names
attached The feeling nmana tha labor
peopla who have come here h thai there
can Be no arQument before The Govern
or on the legal Questio1a IN the case.
Two features now % Be presented are
the Qoeeiioue Of mercy and public policy.
Captain Black took tWenty minutes
10 read petition 10 the Governor.
when be had closed be said: "Thss has
bean aiened by Michael Sehwah. SAM
uel Fielden and August Spies. The rea-
son that accused PaFsons. FiaAar, Engsl
and Lln9Q did not sign The petition vas
becaase they claimed chat they had for
wardsd 10 your exceilenoy their aato-
grsph letters and did not think u ne
cessaTy 10 sign this petition. II reoitss
8 history OF the alleged odense, for
which !he petitioners had been con-
Captain Black's speech vas followed
by IN earnest address BY Hrs. Cora L.
Richmond, representative Of the Am
nesty Association, Hon. 3. n. Haines
and Senator StFeetsr.
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MAnTLGNpI

BtExrmonn, Nov. 9-Rsfiahla easi
naafss from ihroush0zt ths state shou
thai lee fsonss mAi9Fitg for aossrnos
eli be abous sos. The nnaAliss1 meios.
lty Beeslsst by any governor 10 tueniy
years. SenatCf 8ornanas eeunsy Is
Demesrztis ~ re1ueed mS!ofIfx. Ths
oall fof . en1slituiional esnsentk1n uAs
aslenaea b 600.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

sAM ERAHusoo. Nor. &.--Indioallons
feE - honrs oo1nmsnelnR at q. "a. 90
NossmbeF 10, 1851 for OfeRon and Waah-
ineton TsErstoFy, iaht Faina. ilahs 10
fresh n0FshweatsFly wi1da. exoapt "a
ths iEamediate coast where they viii -
hiRh and cool.
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WALLk WALEA. NV. 81 special -
J. W. Ranch, sx Treasurer of 0ase6l8
County, lsft PouaeEoy sundag, ar6 hls
wheTeaboaie are noe uRkuoWn. IA "a
supposea that BE- vili nat Heinrn. a.
ths last term of the Dissriet Osurt
Ranoh vas aaiadeea . aeiAnlfef ffoal
Tire eonaiy % the amunnf 81 $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

A detective on duty near Stale AstoF.
ney GrinneIi's house, last eveninR, az
rested, after q long chase, man when
be surprissd 81 the door az the manaIen
ai laas hour. TIE man was arFaignad
10 the polies court today, bot no dee-
mite charge ceuId Be brought pQainsi
him, 90 be vas seBt 10 BFidewen on q
disoEdeFiy charge. The 0fncsrs who
made tbs arrest sag that She man might
have been armed wheu trying 20 enter
the houss and easily have thrown aWay
his arms during the chase.
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RHrnIoR Foa Laoo.

A petition uas fled At noon today In
the County Court b DE-. KecFuan de-
claElnQ Louis LingR 20 Be insane, and
demanding q trial Judge PrendsrRast
refused 10 hear tAs' cause until the
states attsKnsY had boen notified Of
the application.
When the court met 81 : o'clock
County Attorney 0Kinneli was present,
bat Jades Peadernast refused 10 bear
The petition Until after the Criminal
Oouft had passed upon Il.
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LErrKa NOW JuDoE oAR1,

Al the afternoon session Messrs. Sal
t&r and Lloyd wers introduced snd
Submitted Che supplemental plea Of
schwab and Judes 6aFy's letter 10 the
Governor, as follows:
hS0preme = Court. Cook County.-I
have besn presented today with what j.
called 9 supplement 70 the petition Of
Minhaai BchWRb. As have sAid on the
Rpplicatfon of Ssmuel Eialdeu, Il ID 0aiy
necessary ~ 10 The oA1e ilself 70 refer 70
tie decision Of tha Hupsanae Court With
ont renard 70 the special casa Of MichaaI
echwab. c0ncuF Ia What 6finnail hes
attached 20 tbs eepy Of the petition Of
samuel Fielden. Bespegtfully,
JasHRm Z. 0Anx.
To bis ExeeIIenoY Richard j. Oaleaby,
GoyeF3oF Of ulinoia.r
Tha addition 10 6ehwah's petition
wAs as follows: ASnpplemen1al 10 tbe
uelition hsFctafuse igned By me. DE-
sire 70 say thar rsalizs that many NJ
teraneea Of mics ID e0uneetlen with
the lnboT agiinaion Of the paat-sx-
uFsssiana made unaeF intense exoiis-
ssenl and without any elaboration
gere iniudiciocs. These | reRret. be-
IieVine that they masi ksye had 8 aon-
denay 70 ipette unnecessary vioIeuoe
sfsentiEae. y pFetsst again thzl ] hed
90 theuRht OF paTpoee Of vsolenos 70
sonneetion with she HaymaFktt meet
iRe, which did not even attsBd. and
that have always dcpl0seo the Feanlia
of that meeting. MuuRRL ecHwAB-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02
Suulu6r.

Corn is booming.
Cattle are getting fat.
Hogs are getting scarce.
Joe Davis has sold his fat cattle
Miss Florence Davis is able to teach
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ferguson will soon
receive their sixth and last son-in-laW.
j. Collins has recovered from his late
illness, so much so as to be able to de-
strOy sunhOWers.
N. J. Chadman, Of Pleasant Green,
has returned from Kansas City where
he has been TO lay in a new stock Of
goods.
MARRIED. June 10th, 1887, in Sum
ner township at George Dennis, the
brides father, Oliver q. Madison and
Clara i. Dennis, both Of Sumner town
chip, Phillips county, Rev. S. A. Pet
tit, officiating. Friends and relatives
Toasted on good things after the cere-
mOny. Also a reception was given at
the residence Of the groom father
W. H. Madison, June 18th, where a
pleasant and enjoyable time was had.
May peace, love and union crown them
through life and may their days be
many.
SCRIBLER.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02

Rev. Father McGlynn, a Catholic
Priest Of New York, embraced the land
theories Of Henry George. He was
notified to proceed to Rome TO be
''scolded' by the Pope who threatened
to excommunicate him. On the 22d
ult., one hundred thousand Catholics Of
New York met in mass meeting and
ordered a cable-gram to be sent to the
Pope that they endorsed Glynn, and
proposed to protect him from eccles-
iasticaI interference" The process
sion was seven miles in length. All the
speakers were Catholics and the Pope
was Kissed. On one of the banners
were the words: ''As much religion
as You please from Rome, but no poll
tics. - These great labor demonstra-
tions show clearly that there is a spirit
of unrest among the great toiling
masses. They have wrongs that should
be righted and no party can succeed
that ignores their demands.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02
AsroNIsHINo Success

1t is the duty of every person who
has used BOschee's German Syrup to
let its wonderful qualities be known
to their friends in curing cOnsump-
ton, severe coughs, Group, asthma,
pneumonia, and in fact all throat and
lung diseases. No person can use it
without immediate relief Three doses
will relieve any case, and we consider
it the duty of all druggists to recon-
mend it to the poor. dying cOnsump-
tive. at least to try one bottle, rs So
600 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where it where il
failed was reported. Such a medicine
as the German Syrup cannot be too
widely known. Ask your druggist
about it. Sample bottles to try sold
at 10 cents. Regular size, 75 cents.
Sold by ali druggists and dealers i'll
the United States and Canada.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-02

The w. c. T. Union has done a
grand and noble work in The United
States in the temperance cause. All
honor to those noble Christian women i.
1t remains to be seen whether that or
ganizauon will do as well in the future
as it has done in the past. just now
an effort is being made to secure its
official action in favor Of Sunday laws
that is to compel the observance Of the
first day Of the week as the Sabbath .
In our opinion the enactment of such
laws would be an infringement on the
natural rights Of the American citizens
would be oppressive and wrong. Re-
Gently several persons in the south
have been imprisoned for keeping as
the Sabbath, some day other than the
first day Of the week. The constitution
OF the Umted States guarantees TO each
citizen the right to worship God ac-
eOrding to the dictates Of his own con-
science and this movement alluded to
is un-American and dangerous. 1t is
to be hoped that so good an organiza-
ton as the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will not be led into the
movement. There are q number Of
good; conscientious. religious people,
who believe that Saturday is the prop
er Sabbath, and to compel them, By
law. to keep some other day is ia
grant violation Of their rights.